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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-04-21

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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-04-21

The tolerance and patronage which is
extended by the public to scheming
politicians after they have become bold
in their intrigues has no better instance
than the recent experience of Columbus.
There the leading Democrats of the city
were acknowledged as the defenders if
not the abettors of the systematic Williams
who perpetrated the famous 20S. S.5OS tally
sheet forgeries. And yet after the in.
tense excitement that that notorious
outrage caused, the voters of Columbus
placed in power the gangsters who were
responsible for the crime. That they
will get their just deserts is as certain as
that the sun shines, but why they have
not reaped their reward sooner is a
pussle.
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Salisbury's bill abolishing estates entail
u . Republican measure and will doubt.
less encounter determined opposition
from Ensland's blue -blooded aristocracy.
That i the inner core Of those influences
that hsye been welded to oppress the
working classes Of Britain. Many an
aopd patsimony would have gone to the
four winds from the hands OF spend.
thrift heir but for this conserving system
of eotailment. Fortunately America
haybces mo- such nuisance. Mouu-
nsas Of wealth reared by one genera
tioa srs broken and dissipated by the
neat md ths public reaps the profit.
Il ~ H0nGe oe Lords endeavors to
eolpoe ~ popular viii BY displays Of
~ ~, osli1e cyeleuic disfusbancc may
Clo11 o1nv ~ uouse 81 LOcd's vith
u - = @rlaraay - vhjeA Y isa
+.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-04-21

We always feel big on our birthday,
but when we get to be two-score and ten
We can't resist the temptation to spread
ourselves all over ten pages of space.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-04-21

The Republican State Central Com
mittee will meet in Cleveland May 4th,
to determine the time and place for
holding the next State Convention.
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ADMINISTRATIVE Notice.

NOTICE IL hereby given that the under.
4N signed has been duly appointed and
William Raicnh, late at H highland county,
OhiO. decreased. JENNIE RATCLIFF.
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EAST MONROE.

-lt April loths 1857.
?. Wilson has sst up . cs.h grocssy in the
old warehouse.
J. r Jeekias and Wesley Skinner we're in
ths Hul City Friday.
Nrs Ellen Hsdisy vas taksn TO the Insane
Asylun u Athens Tuesday.
Wee Binsgas end wife, Of osutrsl Indiana.
arrived here friday evening.
FROM the present outlook the wheat crop
uti b dsasisncy Of atty psr cent
Ppotsaeeed oesting hes bssp 10 psogrsss q
~ 4, =, Chaseh for The psst swo weeks.
yoeeph Worthipgton an wife, Of wsshIns-
- Q r., we're the su' ~ = nsv. hssd on t6s
y iss'';; - : =; s::: -: s::: !:
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ems to be a thing of beauty and joy
forever
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NEW LEXINGTON.

April 18th. 1887.
q. T. Stuckey was In Washington @. q. last
Tuesday.
Rev. James Adams, Of Mt Sterling, was the
guest OF relatives here last week.
A. N Stubbs moved into the George Grove
property ON Church street last week.
The Sunday school Conference Of the Friend.'
Church will meet here next Saturday.
Leroy Kelley and Dr. e. 8. Judkins were
visiting Whit Kelley at Cynthiana last satur.
day. f9aed
Mr.. Charles Hixson and Mr. E. T. R.vburn
made Tying trip to Buena Vista and Martins
Vile last saturday.
The q. @. T. A., which was to have convened
here this month. has been postponed until
some time In Nay, and will be held at Lees.
burg.
brand new stock Of everything to be found
In the grocery line Will be sold cheap for
cash. Give me trial before buying elsewhere
A. NJ bTUBBs.
The house Of Mr.. David Hixson, south Of
town, caught nre on the roof from spark
II was disc0vered before getting under much
headwsy, and the flames extinRuiahed
The School Board met last week and again
retained the services OF Professor Barrett n
Suderintendsnt, and Miss Ella B-hymsr g
teacher in,ths lntermediate Dspar,men Miss
May Wn9ht VII succsed Miss Bessie H0rsmsu
in the Primary Department.
The union temperance meeting was held at
the Friends Church here last sunday after.
noon at three 0'ci'ck The program consisted
OF recitatjons By the children, aud speech
from Daniel Hil. 0f Nss Vienna. They I'd.
journed 70 meet q Fairfield Church next
month.
Died-ssndey evening 1t O'Clock. Nellie,
daughter Of Milton aud Ida Hodson, sged four
Rnuu1A I'LL NJ L..
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TEN PAGES
EDITORIAL.
n. s. McNic0l.

Anybody heard of Democratic candi.
date for Probate Judge?
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| April 18th. 1887.
L.. A. GallIett and boys are building barn
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-10-06
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For SALE FOR $10,-A new piano
box, E'eptic spring, top buggy. First
lass make with all latest improve
ments. Call on or address
Il, II. HARTER,
Middleburgh, Pa
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Little Bohby as a ReaaonoT.

Mamma" said little Bobby, cant
have another pieco Of pieY'
mo, my dear, you have had suiii'
cient
But why can't have moreT'
''It might make you sick, and If you
become sick you might die"
"Die Just like Johnny Brown
"Yss, my dsarl"
"Everobody said he went to hcav'
en-, mamma"
"Yes, dear. He was good little
boy, and always minded what his
mother told him.
"Asd ,people said, mamma, that
he'd be ever so much happier in heav
en- than here
That's right, Bobby. SO he would
"Do all good littlo boys so to hcay'
On, manmag'
"Ycs, dear
"An II good little boy, mamma
"fes, Bobby Is n good little boy
Then why don't you let me have
another picce Of pier Don't you want
your little Bobby to be happy"
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-10-06

Messrs Y. Wilvcri, Of Sunbury
and B NJ. Bubb, OF Georgetown, arc
engaged in driving a draft Iuto a bill
near tho lLttor place, ibis county, to
take ont Kuolin clcy In driving
the draft they have gone through ~
feldspar rock Of ten feet and struck
a vein Of docomposed Cay Of forty
feet and vein o! yellow ochre Of
oigbt feet. The ochro il inlcrspeis-
cd with small seams Of iron aud has
q fiue body. The clay is very plas-
tic aud stUnewure manufactured frum
il proves next to hnIdn,sJ Of iron
and is Of a beautiful giaze, aud MAX.
es stronger stoneware than has
been seen ia this scc.iyn of country,
Fine brick have bcen burned, which
arc equal to the best The fclispal
is Of the Nurchisouilo variety, u
yellowish gray with peculiar waAl
lustre. Tho VEN Of this composition
is on the top of n mountain three
hundred feet above tho level OF riy-
or, and is in width some twenty feet,
and extends in length about mile
and q half, and about two miles from
the railroad.
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Saved lis Lilo.

Mr.. ID. Wilcoxson, Of Horse Cave,
Ky, says he was, for many years,
badly afflicted with Phthisic, also
Diabetes; the pains were almost un-
endurable aud would sometimes all
most throw him into commissions
He tried Electric Bitters ard got ro,
lief from first bottle aud after taking
ak bottles vas entirely cured and
bad gained in flesh eighteen pounds.
Says ho positively believes he would
have died, had it not beeu for tho
relief afforded by Electric Btters.
Sold at fifty cents q bottle by G..
III. Shindel.
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In the year 1920 bn,ter sold Al,


from eight TO ten cents per pound;
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-four, from two TO iLr,e couis pei
pound; c"ru- meal. one and u bali
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aETasGESsErtlrHss-psg=r

There is evidently great deal t.
bo learned about women soy, &
Philadelphia editor, There is, iu-
deed, and the best way to learn it i.
to ask sono other women about it,
, 1887-03-09
St, Croi1 Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty
TO Animals.

A S q consequence of the invitation issued in
p the st. Croix Avis of the 23rd October
last year, there was formed a Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, and after
Bylaws for the Society had been adopted,
the following gentlemen were elected to form
q Committee of Management: Messrs. J.
Arendrup, Dahl, Dendtler, Faber, Jessen, O.
Knudsen, Munter, Nelthropp, DR., Neumann,
Capt. Ostermann, Quin and Revd. B. Romig.
The Society already numbers 81 members
(besides several members in Copenhagen
but the Committee considers that for the
Society to accomplish anything a larger
accession of members is necessary, and there
fore calls upon all who have an interest in
the matter to become members and in other
ways TO support the Society in it's efforts.
Lists are open for the subscription of Intending
member, With Mr.. 7. Mtnter, at the Factory
Office, from Is o'clock p. m., and also
at the Apothecary's in Frederiksted, at
which places copies Of the Bylaws may
also be seen.
1t is requested that Reports of cases of
cruelty to animals as we'll as other coinmuni-
cations to the Society, be addressed to 1.-The
Committee of the st. Croix Society for the
Prevention Of Cruelty to animals, Chris
tiansted."
THE COMMITTEE.
, 1887-03-09

reports that the Rnstchhk rebels hav-
been shot.
Documentary evidence has been sci zed
which proves that the Russian Minister
was the organizer of the revolt.
A despatch from Stockholm states that
the Rik>dag, having refused to passsthe
estimates, has been diSsO lypd.
London news states that SlrMichaelHicks.
Beach has resigned, t he alleged cause
being cataract in the eye. Mr.. Arthur
BalfOur, it IS said, will s IL cceed him.
The Marquis Of Sails bury declares that
no greater disaster to the Govern ment is
possible t. an the resignatio n of the present
Irish Secretary.
An explosion of fred amp occurred on
Saturday ut the Qltre gnowf mines near
Lyons, by which LA lives were lost. ;"
New York, March 18th. ~ III Il
Flour, per brl, St Law renee pr. hl. O. AGO
Meal, best brandywine, per bril-. A2.75t
Heavy Mess Pork, per brl., 154.
New Seas MS Pork, per bril-, s154
,g,r Crystals, per ID g 116
'"S" e. toG.R., per 10. 4 7.I6toi ].
English Islands MOlasses, 80 test. i9c.
Exchange New York and London. a. 8A4
London, March 9TH.
DemerArA Crystals psrswt. 90 IAA
Gil.
Sugar. Muscovado per cwt., go los. Cd
German Beet SO Q. c.: Z. o. b.
los. 74d.
, 1887-03-09
Correspondence.

10 n. o. /.
Well in truth your unassuming letter Of
inquiry has drawn down upon you a pretty
snub from A. B. C. who would appear as
champion of the strictly limited medical staff
in Basin.
That "highly esteemed corporation may
we'll exclaim; Save me from my friends
For when he claims for the members of their
liberal and humane profession to be spoken
of with bated breath and to be dealt with in
q spirit of liberality, everybody will at once
recall to mind what liberal and humane treat
ment was accorded to poor DIR. Foss. That
gentleman returned to his native land in
what he (who knew no b%etter) supposed to
be q Just and reasonable expectation Of sue
eeeding to the practice of his uncle, whose
monument attests shat he was "a friend Of
the sick and needy" We all know how ac-
ceptably DR.. Foss laboured among the poor
in Basin, without that cheering support Of
$500 to which you alluds.
Again when A.. B. G. rashly lays it down
that anybody who presumes to apply she
awful epithet monopoly" to members Of the
profession 10 at least stupidity ignorant OF
good manners, he seems to forget that great
or liberties are taken even in widely ~circula-
ted journals with crowned heads, presidents,
p~relates, senators and all manner Of digni-
taries. Anyhow it is q pity that this aure-
ole Of inviolability afforded no protection to
DR.. Foss against prohibition from the exer-
else Of his benefcent faculty.
But perhaps a doctor who has not been to
Copenhagen is no doctor at all. Que no ba
Visto SeUilIG no hG UiSto mdraUiIIG. It is
however evident that this could not have
been the ground of DR.. Foss being inhibited,
inasmuchdes he was allowed to begin practice
here on the strength Of his foreign diploma.
In this connection it may be noted that old
DIR. Joe had his diploma from Copenhagen,
and yet held no government appointment.
Well never mind q. & Y. what people
will say Of VOC; cone consoling thing your
correspondent conjectures about you is that,
though you lack the bump of reverence, you
are happily not destitute of offspring to inner
it your admitted practical sense and o5ser-
vation'-you have a little girl. If so, the
dear child's sweet kiss may serve to heal
your smart without the aid of our Galen or
Eesculapius. And her name might be Lucy
too. In that case you. can make light of any
possible disturbance of equanimity from the
cynical rebuke that has been inflicted upon
you.
Sympathizingly yours,
M, N.
, 1887-03-09
THE EARTHQUAKE IN THE
RIVIERA

LONDON, Feb. 23.-Twu shocks of earth.
quake were felt at Nice ut 6 O'Clock this
morning. Houses rocked, walls cracked
an in some cases frail tpnements were
thrown to The ground. The people rushed
from their houses and fell upon their knees
In the streets, praying for dellyerance from
sudden death. Many persons were injured
Ivy falling debris.
A. Nice the earthquake shocks caused
IN awful surprise to the crowd of maskers
returning home from the Carnival festival
in their fancy costumes, worn and bedrag.
gled by the nights exercises and looking
dull and dreary under the glare Of the ear.
ly morning sunlight. The flr&t shock crea.
ted an immediate panic. Women scream.
ell IA terror. aud there was. o wild rush liz
all directions for salty from what every.
one thought to be an awful, impending
Calamity. The barking of dogs and CLAM.
my Ut church bells added to the mOmen.
tary terror.
The Riviera is crowded with English AMI
American tourists aUd persons of diStinc-
ton. Many visitors have become thorough.
~ frightened and are leaving for other
plac s. Much alarm is felt lest there be
% recurrence of the shocks.
ROUTE OF THE EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS.
Shocks were also felt Al Monte Carlo and
LApItCOi at W ulGI pideCGS 'UlCN were 50 S9-
we're that rocks were detached fiOm the
cliffs and precipitated into the sea. The
disturbances extended as far az Genoa.
The official despatch from Cannes saws
that no injury Was done to life or property
there, but that n great panic prevails.
Tn Prince OF Wales (wh0 was at Nice "
few days ago, witnessing the festivities
which precede the Lenten s~eason), being
at Cannes, the Queen became exceedingly
anxious uOncerni z him when she learned
of the earthquakes. Her majesty at once
telrgraph"d him. The Primes immediate.
ly sent q reassuring reply. saying that he
was we'll an,i Hninjufet. The Government
taking into consideration the popular CON
Germ about the safety, of the Prince, have
requested him by telegraph to return to.
England, as soon as he can conveniently.
''tO ailay anxiety"
A despatch received here from Mice.
dated noon to-day, says that MANY casu.
allies were caused by the earthquake.
The people are panic strikon AMI the entire
population iSin the streets. The RAILWAY
station is brsieged with visitors who Are
anxiOns tn leave Mt the first chance that
Offers. Two houses, one in st. Etienne
street and ne in St. Philippe street, aud
the Maison .BOurke were destroyed by the
earthquake. Three persons are buried in
the ruins of these buildings.
Further dispatches received state that
two violent shocks were felt at T0ulOn at
3 O'Clock. The first shock was of fifteen
seconds duration and the second of twelve
seconds. The movement was from West
to East. AT Cannes three shocks were
felt at the same hour. TIL first shock,
which was very violent, lasted for a mi
mute. The second and third shocks we're
not as heavy as the frst. Many persons
this place rushed TO the SeaShOre for
NOhNlv WAS Injured.
, 1887-03-09

Err0tum.-In the letter of A. B. C. in
our last issue, End page, 3rd column, 9th line
from top, instead of expose your taunts to
any portion" &c. read expose yourself to the
taunts Of any portion" &c.
, 1887-03-09

The Factory sugar price was fixed on Mon
day at $2.o6 per 100 lbs. Danish.
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Heroic Women.

From the stories of eye witnesses the
conduct of the women in the railway
accident at Chotsworth was extremely
creditable. Taose who died met death
with heroic bravery, and those who wore
fortunate enough TO escape did SO only
after rendering those about them all the
aid possible. There are some who are
made strong by great dangers or emcr-
gcncies. The Chatsworth women are OF
this sort and dozens of thcm lad hardly
extricatcd themselves from the wreck
before they busted themselves caring for
tho wounded and smoothing the pillows
of the dying, The attending physicians
attribute the recovery of great many
of the wounded solely to tho ministerinf
care of the noble and unselfsh women
Chicago News.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-08-24

New Jerseys colonial day, it is curious
to note how the wcll-to-do cmigrants
who brought with them or purchased
aftor arrival redemption servants, often
lost the prestige Of their ailluence; being
unable in the new country to maintain
their rank and influence. Their humble
seryitors, however, Injured, by hardship
and labor to the stern necessities of
colonial existence, prospcred and throve.
The bond people, after serving their
time, acquired land and homes by dill
gencc and saving; it was not uncommon,
III the second generation, to find them
taking precedence of the children of the
master who had owned their time during
the first years in the country. Tho
aiiuent Immigrant, having been accus-
toned to case, proved unequal to the
struggle, and his children, through
faulty and ignorant education, rapidly
dctCrioratcd.